INFECTIONS SURGE AMID IN-PERSON CLASSES
입력 2021.09.09 (15:15)
수정 2021.09.09 (16:46)
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The Education Ministry says COVID-19 infections among students are increasing again, as schools are holding more in-person classes in the fall semester. According to the ministry, a daily average of 177.4 students tested positive between September 2 and 8 and this is the second largest number, following this year’s high of 179 posted in mid-August. Vice Education Minister Jung Jong-chul declined to elaborate on the possible correlation between expanded in-person classes and rising cases among children.
The Education Ministry says COVID-19 infections among students are increasing again, as schools are holding more in-person classes in the fall semester. According to the ministry, a daily average of 177.4 students tested positive between September 2 and 8 and this is the second largest number, following this year’s high of 179 posted in mid-August. Vice Education Minister Jung Jong-chul declined to elaborate on the possible correlation between expanded in-person classes and rising cases among children.
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- 입력 2021-09-09 15:15:14
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[Anchor Lead]
The Education Ministry says COVID-19 infections among students are increasing again, as schools are holding more in-person classes in the fall semester. According to the ministry, a daily average of 177.4 students tested positive between September 2 and 8 and this is the second largest number, following this year’s high of 179 posted in mid-August. Vice Education Minister Jung Jong-chul declined to elaborate on the possible correlation between expanded in-person classes and rising cases among children.
The Education Ministry says COVID-19 infections among students are increasing again, as schools are holding more in-person classes in the fall semester. According to the ministry, a daily average of 177.4 students tested positive between September 2 and 8 and this is the second largest number, following this year’s high of 179 posted in mid-August. Vice Education Minister Jung Jong-chul declined to elaborate on the possible correlation between expanded in-person classes and rising cases among children.
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